Author: Michael

Miami suffered an improbable, inexplicable loss to Georgia Tech on Saturday, choosing to run the ball on a third-down play instead of simply taking a knee and letting the fourth-quarter clock expire. 
Hurricanes running back Donald Chaney Jr. fumbled and the Yellow Jackets recovered, leading to a 44-yard pass from Haynes King to Christian Leary for the game-winning touchdown.  

All Miami had to do was kneel and the clock would have run out.
Instead, they inexplicably ran the ball. Fumbled. Then Georgia Tech marched down the field and won.
MADNESS.
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The Burrow-to-Chase connection had been stalled the first month of the season. But in Week 5, fantasy managers were finally rewarded. Dalton Del Don recaps their outing and much more.

Hamas’ terrorist attacks on Israel continue to weigh heavy on people worldwide. One of the individuals affected by the war is Detroit Lions linebacker Alex Anzalone. According to The Detroit News, Anzalone’s parents are currently stranded in Israel as part of a 53-person church tour group.
Sal and Judy Anzalone attend First Naples Baptist in Naples, Florida. Anzalone’s parents and the rest of the group arrived on Oct. 2. Now they’re hoping for a way out of Israel, which weighs heavy on the linebacker.
“It’s hard,” Anzalone, 29, said Sunday after the Lions’ Week 5 win.

Since losing their final game of the regular season in Seattle, the Rangers have swept the Rays and taken two from the Orioles in Baltimore.

Facing the team that fired him and the coach who maligned him in print, Jets offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett enjoyed a day of sweet revenge as his unit racked up 407 total yards Sunday in a 31-21 win over the Broncos.

The Sunday Night Football matchup between the Cowboys and 49ers was expected by many to be one of the best matchups of the week. Instead, it turned into a night where San Francisco was able to put the league on notice in dominant fashion.
Late in the 42-10 win over Dallas, 49ers fans began to chant at the Cowboys — but it wasn’t (directly) trolling Dak Prescott’s brutal three-interception performance, or the fact that their team out=gained Dallas 421 to 197. Instead, it was because they wanted to see their team’s former quarterback, Trey Lance, take the field.

San Francisco dominated the much-anticipated matchup of NFC powers as George Kittle caught three touchdown passes and Dak Prescott threw three interceptions in a 42-10 rout.

There is no joy in planning for a nightmare. But it’s a requirement for a big-league manager in October.
The Orioles’ situation got awfully nightmarish in a hurry against the Rangers in Game 2 of the ALDS. Rookie starter Grayson Rodriguez was chased out of the game in the second inning, falling behind in the count early and often, allowing plenty of contact on his fastball. And Baltimore skipper Brandon Hyde did not seem to have much of a plan for that.
The Orioles built a two-run lead in the first inning.

Saquon Barkley lost his cool.
Sunday was a tough day for the New York Giants; especially Barkley, who was sidelined with a lingering ankle sprain.
Barkley hit a boiling point on the Hard Rock Stadium sidelines.
Footage from the game showed Barkley yelling at a Dolphins fan, shouting what appeared to be five words: “you a b**ch a** motherf**er.”
See for yourself:

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Carlos Correa’s history in Houston doesn’t seem to have kept him in the good graces of the Astros fanbase.
Fans at Minute Maid Park have not ceased booing their former shortstop every time he steps to the plate through two games of the ALDS against the Twins. 
Correa, who spent seven seasons in Houston and won a World Series with the franchise, was booed during Saturday’s game, and that continued on, loudly, into Sunday’s Game 2.